Mary Kosloski named March of Dimes poster girl
Five year old Mary Kosloski of Collierville Tennessee, a polio survivor in braces, is chosen as the 1955 March of Dimes poster girl. Basil O’Connor reports $2046 spent on her treatments and her family bears other costs. her father runs a local business and Rotary Club, with three other children. Mary’s condition has improved with therapy, and she may soon discard one leg brace.
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Pact Signed For 700 Million Dollar U S Korea Aid
The United States and South Korea signed a pact to provide 250 million dollars in economic aid and 450 million in military assistance over the next year. Ambassadors Briggs and Pyun Yung Tai sealed a milestone agreement ending three months of wrangling and detailing cooperation on political, economic, and military questions.
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